The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. In the CITY aud wheeling Foil

Strangers In the Glty ouG NueelnE olEt
| Abroad. So
William Buaboy Is at Charleston.
Lon St. Myers, Of the letter carrier force,
has regigned his position.
Mr.. O. Russell Wood il at Conversion,
Ohio, on railroad husiness.
Mr.. George Lutz will leave this evening
for Kansas, on busineEs trip. g.
James Dalzsll and W. A. B. Dalzell, Of
Wellsburg, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips {Kate
Cestleton) and company have rooms at
the Stamm house.
Ex-Governor T. q. Pierpont, Of Fair.
mont, spent last night in the city the guest
OF Mr.. John FseW.
Colonel Grout, Of the Cleveland, Lo.ain
& Wheeling road, was at the Mcclure
house yesterday morning. 4
Miss Annie and Mary Hughes md Mag
gle O'Conaor, Of Pittsburgh, were at the
Mcclure yesterday en- route home.
Hon. John 4. Hutchinson, Of Parkera-
burg, arrived in the city late Last evening
and registered at the Mcclure house.
Mrs. G. L. Vankeurs1, who has been
visiting friends in Belmont county, Ohio,
has returned home, much pleased with
her vieit.
Mrs. Ellen Caldwell and daughter, Jen.
MIC, have returned to the city and have
taken rooms With Mrs. Richardson, No. IS
Fourteenth etreet. .1.si
Mr.. Fred Specht, OF II. Conway & Co.,
New York, the we'll known tenor, sang q
colo at the Cleveland banquet at Milwau.
Zee, Thursday night.
Captain j. L. Green, Of Mazsillon, q
clever representative Of the Cleveland,
LoraiR & Wheeling road, well known here,
was in the city yesterday.
RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn will be in Wells.
burg tomorrow, whe1o he will conduct
services and adminiatcr tho Rite Of Con.
Grmation 10 quite large clasa. .,s5
Mr.. Jay D. Miller, Of Ida county Iowa,
who came east TO attend the funeral OF his
kiusman, R. B. Woods, will remain several
days in this vicinity visiting relatives and
old friends. ~ AZ
Rev. J. O. Hull, formerly Of Chapline
Street Church, has been transferred to
tho New England Southern Conference
and stationed ~ st. Psups NJ. u. Chnrch,
Fall River, Massachusetts,.
Miss Agg;e Nesbitt aud Msttie Boring
have returned home alter very pleasant
visit to Pittsburgh, where they have been
two weeks among friends, and alec attend
cd the wedding Of Mr.. Paul Fox ard MIS-.
Matte Smith, Of that city.
S Letters havo been received in this city
from Philadelphia, announcing that Mrs.
N. a. HRidsman, who wsnt with her hus.
band from this I. city to PHILADELPHIA 10
live this summer, is lying at the point Of
death with no hope Of her recovery. Mrs.
Haldeman was Ill when the f,mily left
here. y is. Az 4 y
/. Captain John Mcclure and vile and
dauyntar, Sliss Bette, have landed raiely
in New Y osk on the return from thatr
European tour, snd are expected home
on tho Pan Bandio train this afternoon,
The vessel which brought them over was
badly delayed and their friends had begun
to feel a little uneasy. .5s St5.i H. iY
Capt. William stottabe.ry, tho popular
B. &! O.! rsil,osd conductor cumming the
Wheeling and Cumberland accommoda.
ton, has removed his family from Grafton
to this place. Since hia transfer to the
accommodation this place is his principal
""lying.ot.ns: point, and he was forced 10
move his family IS . matter Of conys.
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